The Englishman's Boy

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The Englishman's Boy

2008- 2008

1 Seasons

2 Episodes

3.3(4 votes)

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Drama

Western

Overview

Haunting Film recalls a tragic journey that culminates in one of the most brutal historical events in Canadian history - the Cypress Hills Massacre

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15 members

Acting

Michael Eisner

The Englishman's Boy

Acting

Katharine Isabelle

Norma Carlyle

Acting

Bob Hoskins

Damon Ira Chance

Acting

Nicholas Campbell

Shorty McAdoo

Acting

Tantoo Cardinal

Little Soldier's Wife

Acting

Cavan Cunningham

Southern Gentleman

Acting

Alden Adair

Prison Guard

Acting

Adrien Dorval

Fitz

Acting

Ted Dykstra

Hank

Acting

Ryland Alexander

Deshane

Acting

Kent Allen

John Evans

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Robert Benz

Captain

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Tim Allen

Doctor

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Michael Therriault

Harry Vincent

Acting

R.H. Thomson

Tom Hardwick

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